Voracle @ValueOracle

No advice, no trading tip & no BS. Tweets/Views for fun ONLY. RT's NOT endorsement. Like's for Bookmark. #QFAT #MonetizingFear #FollowTheMoney Fear Joined January 2012

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Michael J. Kramer @MichaelMOTTCM

3 years ago

The January PCE Report Unleashes A Giant Inflation Shockwave $spx $spy #stockmarket #market #stocks $qqq $tlt seekingalpha.com/article/458215…

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St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed

3 years ago

Initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits totaled 192,000 in the week ended Feb. 18, a dip of 3,000 from a week earlier; the four-week moving average was little changed at 191,250 ow.ly/avgO50N1mWn

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FT Alphaville @FTAlphaville

3 years ago

Well well well, if it isn’t the consequences of my actions. on.ft.com/3ZduZuw

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IMF @IMFNews

3 years ago

House prices have started going down but that doesn’t mean that buying a house is more affordable. Our latest Analyze This explains why.

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Kimberly Guilfoyle @kimguilfoyle

3 years ago

While balloons dominate the headlines, what’s happening in Ohio DESERVES more coverage. Here’s what the media is missing ⬇️ rumble.com/v29evzs-a-majo…

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Voracle @ValueOracle

3 years ago

Slash jobs to increase EPS

Bloomberg Asia @BloombergAsia

3 years ago

Slash jobs to increase EPS

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Global Times @globaltimesnews

3 years ago

Chinese observers urge developed nations to take more responsibility in addressing debt risks faced by some nations, rather than using China as excuse to shirk blame. globaltimes.cn/page/202302/12…

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Bloomberg @business

3 years ago

WATCH: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s government nominates Kazuo Ueda to helm the Bank of Japan in a move likely to pave the way for a gradual paring back of the central bank’s full-bore stimulus. @BloombergTV reports on what's next trib.al/TR8hyRs

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World Bank @WorldBank

3 years ago

Almost all low and middle-income countries, and 86% of high-income countries, now experience high food price inflation. More in our latest #FoodSecurity Update: wrld.bg/p5yT50MPS5N

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St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed

3 years ago

Level of U.S. commercial paper outstanding edged lower in the week ended Feb. 8, falling to $1.26 trillion after dipping to $1.29 trillion a week earlier ow.ly/Rj3650MPMaZ

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Voracle @ValueOracle

3 years ago

More rate hikes?

St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed

3 years ago

More rate hikes?

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Voracle @ValueOracle

3 years ago

Time to short Oz Banks?

The Regional @TheRegional_au

3 years ago

Time to short Oz Banks?

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Voracle @ValueOracle

3 years ago

It's still early...

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Voracle @ValueOracle

3 years ago

Market in coming weeks?

Dr. Li Qi Huang @martian_munk

3 years ago

Market in coming weeks?

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Voracle @ValueOracle

3 years ago

Take measurable risk.

jamie @gnuman1979

3 years ago

Take measurable risk.

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St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed

3 years ago

High-frequency wage data from private sources, such as Homebase, can provide timely insight into the current state of U.S. wage inflation ow.ly/1rS250MNG2c

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St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed

3 years ago

Ever wonder how much money the wealthiest of the wealthy have or how much other people use their credit cards? You’re not nosy—you’re a data fan. Learn how some FRED additions can help you find the information you seek ow.ly/nCQ150MNFmS

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St. Louis Fed @stlouisfed

3 years ago

Recent research from our Institute for Economic Equity: Almost half of LGBTQ+ adults struggled to pay for common household expenses in the first half of 2022 ow.ly/BUNr50MNFCr

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S.L. Kanthan @Kanthan2030

3 years ago

For every $100 of growth in the world’s economy this year: $40 will come from China 🇨🇳 $10 from India 🇮🇳 $7 from USA 🇺🇸 $3 from EU 🇪🇺 In other words, 90% of the global growth is due to developing or “poor” countries! Source: IMF Economic Outlook